Senate Approves Nomination of Kevin Cowan as New Adviser to the Central Bank
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The Senate approved by 31 votes in favour, two abstentions and zero against the government’s nomination for Kevin Cowan to become a Central Bank Councillor in place of Stephany Griffith-Jones who will leave the governing body on December 24. In that instance, Cowan said that “the Central Bank plays a central role in our economy. First, because of the relevance of its inflationary objective. High inflation negatively impacts the well-being of fam…
With 31 votes in favour and 2 abstentions, the Senate approved on Tuesday the nomination of Kevin Cowan as new adviser to the Central Bank. Cowan, a commercial engineer with mention in Economics of the Pontifical Catholic University of Chile and Doctor of Economics of the Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT), intends to succeed Stephany Griffith Jones, who will leave office on December 24. Cowan’s proposal was presented by President Gabri…
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